“When I came to the United States, I became a legal human being.” By Elizabeth Foy Larsen Suleiman Ahmed. (Photo by Courtney, Cushing Kiernat) Candice Back to Part 1 How the Immigration Crackdown Pulled Back the Curtain on Elder Care
How the Immigration Crackdown Pulled Back the Curtain on Elder Care By Elizabeth Foy Larsen Immigrants are the backbone of America’s long-term care workforce. When an ICE surge swept through Minnesota, the people who feed, bathe, and comfort the elderly
Worlds Apart: Class Action Lawsuits, Hailed as a Win, Brought Little Change By Estacio Valoi and Evelyn Groenink Original Report · 2016 The Blood Rubies of Montepuez: Troubling Pattern of Violence and Death for Responsibly Sourced Gems → What does
Shadows in Paradise: UAE Stirs Environmental Fears Over Seychelles’ Luxury Hotel Boom By Neha Wadekar MAHE, Seychelles—On a sunny April morning, Vanessa Didon walks along the upper edge of a picturesque beach, where the sand meets a thin green band
With Medicaid a major payer for long-term care, millions of seniors living in nursing homes stand to lose their coverage under President Trump’s far-reaching One Big Beautiful Bill.
Guns and Gold, Part II: How shifting alliances, military profiteering, and unchecked extraction have devastated Tigray’s economy and environment, illegally diverting gold to world markets via Dubai.
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